The most popular car companies by Google version
Google has distributed a list of the most popular car dealers in the United States for the outgoing year.
It is known that a rating was compiled based on the most frequent searches. The list includes 10 auto brands. Comparing the new list with the list of 2016, the changes are extremely noticeable. For example, the list lost expensive premium and sports brands (Bentley, Maserati, Lamborghini, Rolls-Royce), but replenished with Kia and Hyundai. Recall, the best automotive company by popularity in 2016, the Google recognized Honda.
To your attention TOP-10 popular brands on Google 2017 requests:
- Ford
- Lexus
- Kia
- Toyota
- Honda
- Buick
- Acura
- Tesla
- Hyundai
- Dodge
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